Posted: November 29th, 2014

Compare and contrast the nature writing of Fowles and Dickinson

Compare and contrast the nature writing of Fowles and Dickinson

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Compare and contrast the nature writing of Fowles and Dickinson.

If Fowles has come to the realization that nature cannot be successfully broken down by scientific terms or adequately understood by scientific thought, and Dickinson, a woman influenced by the transcendentalists and Romantics, writes in a secular world guided by spirit, imagination, and nature, what similarities AND differences can you perceive between these two writers? In your answer, be sure to include commentary on the roles of science, spirit, and imagination in their writings.

These are the works that we covered from Fowles and Dickinson. You may include any of the works listed below in the Paper.

-Emily Dickinson
These are the Days when Birds Come Back
Come Slowly- Eden
I Taste a Liquor Never Brewed
There’s a Certain Slant of Light
There Came a Day at Summer’s Full
I Dreaded That First Robin So
This Is My Letter to the World
I Started Early—Took My Dog
Essential Oils—Are Wrung
Nature—The Gentlest Mother Is
At Half-Past Three, a Single Bird
How Fits His Umber Coat
What Mystery Pervades a Well!
The Bird Her Punctual Music Brings

-John Fowles
Nature in John Fowles’s Daniel Martin and The Tree

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